Should children fly in first class? One wealthy dad left his kids in coach while he sat in first class — and people are opinionated about it.
shot on an airplane. The footage follows Leeds all the way through the plan to first class, where he joins his wife and business partner for wine and dinner."Rich people, don't spoil your kids," said Leeds in a video voice-over."Walking past business class because I earned it ... agree or disagree?""Your hard-earned money, not theirs," someone wrote."This is a teachable moment when they get older.
"What happens when their friends say, 'Hey, should we go skiing Canada?' And they can't afford to go first but they're used to going first ?" he said in the video."They'll be ruined, they'll be spoiled. I'll be damned if I spoil my kids." "It's OK to have the luxury as long as you understand where it came from, when you understand the process of how to get it," he added."And money doesn't make you happy, particularly when you inherit it and have it given to you on a plate."
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